Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

S0V VASASoe ~ - ASnSAk Csu III
that vicinity Butte people need not be sur
prised, as that is all the talk in Meader
Vile.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Couture 4 Leford's sociable is on FRIDAY
night.
1.-THE Lights O. London" is drawing bi,
houses.
See the grand scenery OF the Lights O.
London"
sociable next Saturday.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped twenty bars Alice, valued at about
81, $50.
There will be no session of the District
Court in September, it having been post.
poned n month later.
1.-The Lights o. London" matinee next
Saturday is bound to be one of the biggest
matinee houses this season.
Excursiod parties from Deer Lodge and
Dillon are expected at the latter part of the
week to see the Lights o'London."
The Dillon Examiner has suspended and
the plant transferred to the Tribune. G. 8.
Wright, the editor, has gone to Soda
Springs.
Anaconda will have the lights o. Lon
don" next Monday. This will be the
Shelter City.
in use at the race track have been erected
within the past week. Thirty horses are
now stabbed there, undergoing training for
the races next month.
Messrs. Curtis & Majors exhibited in their
Office yesterday some fine specimens Of
oxidized iron ore from the Tom Dale mine,
on Camp Creek, twelve miles east of Mel
rose.
The Suprenant and St. Ange matter
cropped up again in the Probate Court,
this time, a complaint being filed there yes
terday charging St. Ange with arson. The
trial is set for Monday.
Difd at Los Angeles July 18th. Frank
Clark, son of DR.. R. T. Clark, who O re-
sides there. and was formerly resident in
Helena and Butte. He vas a half brother
OF DR.. Averill. Helena papers please
copy.
In Justice Lippincott's court the case of
Territory We. Nick Ayers for assault and
battery on Matt. Smith vas dismissed yes.
terday on account OF the absence of the
prosecuting witness, and the costs taxed to
him.
Judge Hamilton performed his first mar.
riage ceremony yesterday since his promo
tion. to the bench. The parties were David
Cutler and Eva Orr, both residents of this
city and both just of legal age to contract
matrimony.
Felix Gennatti, the bad man from Black
Hills who was run in at an early hour yes
terday morning for drawing his shooting
to keep off a crowd of his country
men, pleaded guilty in the Police Court and
paid a fine OF SO and costs.
The Telephone Company intend to i'm
prove the service here, which is much
needed at present. They intend stringing
a new copper wire between here and Deer
Lodge and put up new poles, to obviate
the difficulty hitherto encountered.
Mr.. G. j. Walsh was presented with a gold
and chain on Monday by some per
sonal friends OF whom he had been able to
confer some favors, and for which. having
recently made a lucky strike, they felt i'm
PEELED in gratitude to make this acknow.
ledgment.
Two ore cars ran off the Montana Union
track on Anaconda Hill at the switch where
the engine left the rails a week or so ago.
One OF them had to be unloaded before the
railroad employees could get it on again.
The obstruction was only temporary and
caused no delay to the cars running ore.
The County Commissioners yesterday
transportation to Antoine Lud vic, |
the man who killed Crosse a couple of years |
ago. He has been suffering greatly from a
wound caused by the explosion of q stick of |
ziant powder in his vest pocket some time
ago, which will not heal here, and the phv-
'icians advised his departure for California |
TO be operated upon.
To-day the ladies in charge of Centerville |
Methodist Sunday school have arranged
or a picnic at Columbia Gardens. The
Guar Band will accompany the
who will leave Centerville at 9
sharp. If active, energetic work
AN insure success this picnic should be
me, as the ladies in charge have spared no
to maxi it SO.
The Philharmonic Club, of New York.
viii return next Monday and Tuesday.
those who were delighted with this admir-
bile company OF musicians on their pre-.
lous visit will ave spread the fame of
heir performances, SO that when the club
,ppears at the Grand Opera House thew
'il be greeted by a full house of old
riends and new listeners.
Lovers Of music will bear in mind the
9th and 26th inst, when the Philhar.
ionic Club, the most cultivated sextette !
I musicians who ever visited Butte, will ,
g here on their return visit. The charm. :
lg vocalist, Nine. Annie Louise Tanner. ,
ill be remembered with pleasure by those !
enough to hear her, Those who {
Kissed the treat when they were here before !
not omit this opportunity. :
G.. w. Goodwin, curer of equine mala-
les. was complained of by r. w. Farmer. !;
, Judge Hamilton yesterday as having v
ttered the most bloodthirsty threats con- 9
'rnlng said Farmer, and exhibiting a {
desire to carve the interior econ.
my OF said individual with his borse.op- H.
'atlng Instruments. The Judge entrusted A
Unstable Morsehead with a mandate for
le instant presence of the CORY Goodwin
ON his ranch, and Gained the fears of p
'e trembling Farmer with one OF his &C. e.
smiles. Fl
Among the filings in the Recorders Office ii
.sterday were artic' es of Incorporation OF N
e Boston and Montana Copper and Silver 81
ming Company, as is elsewhere reported. o.
lis would Indicate the speedy resumption ~
work ny the Montana Copper Company n
tn the Mountain View mine, owned nv ~
Larrabee, one of the i~ncorporators. q ~
ded to the property, which will make the =,
tied concern a good second to the Ana %
nda. D
Dillon's examination in Judge ~
n%gevon's Court yesterday vas begun lie
out 4 o'clock, adjourned at 6 to 1880. ne
d when court ~reconveued at that hour ".
witnesses were too much overpowered tr
emotion or forty-rod to appear, so the m,
was continued until 2 o'clock TODAY. ";
. De Witt appeared for the Territory and
the prosecutions; Mr.. Haldorn
resented the prosecuting witness and
Mcbride the defendant.
he many friends of A. q. Washburne in FIR
ttewill beinterested in the narrowing news ~
It came hurtling over the wires yester- nu
to the effect that he was made the VIC Ms
OF a cross-eyed, red-headed, .bow-leeped sis
lett-handed pitcher. While standing me
ind the bat without q muzzle on, a fuqi. hir
sphere came his way, the unwary bat he
missed it. but the ball caught Wash sh,
ne squarely on the nose, and he is car. iob
1g it around in a gunny sack now. for
wa
He Didn't Know 1t Was Loaded. jug
odman, the youngest son If Mr.. and
!. S~trasburger, who reside on Vest